Re: how to verify PHP has been installed with ldap?

Yes, I did. phpinfo() just does not reflect reinstall at all. Here is the sequence of my operations. 1. remove config.cache 2. ./configure --with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs --with-config-file-path=/usr/local/apache --with-mysql --with-zlib --with-ldap 3. make 4. make install 5. /usr/local/apache/bin//apachectl restart Where else should I look? Bing > Or... did you restart apache after running your make install? If not, that > might be a good idea... /path/to/apachectl restart > > > On Thursday 29 April 2004 04:00 pm, Curt Zirzow wrote: >> * Thus wrote Bing Du (bdu@iastate.edu): >> > I don't see a ldap section in the output of phpinfo(). I need to add >> a >> > bit more background information here... >> > >> > This is not a fresh php install. I've already installed PHP Version >> > 4.3.4. But now I want to add ldap support to it. So I added >> --with-ldap >> > option in the configure command. Then I did make and make install. >> > However, phpinfo() still shows the old information. For instance, >> Build >> > Date was Mar 3 2004 11:15:34, Configure Command was the one without >> > --with-ldap, etc.. >> >> This usually means that either you have multiple installation's of >> apache and php's "make install" isn't putting the the module in the >> right place. >> >> Or, that your current apache config loads modules from a different >> place than apxs told php it should go. >> >> If you issue: >> ls -laF apxs -q LIBEXECDIR >> >> You should see your libphp5.so there with the latest timestamp. if >> not, see if there are some errors issued with the 'make install' >> (like are you issuing that as root?) >> >> Also, look in the 'apache' section from phpinfo() and look at the >> value for 'Server root', php will usually be loaded relative to >> that directory. >> >> >> Curt >> -- >> "I used to think I was indecisive, but now I'm not so sure." > > -- > Evan Nemerson > evan@coeus-group.com > http://coeusgroup.com/en > > -- > "To think is to differ." > > -Clarence Darrow > >